Night of the Ninjas (Magic Tree House, No. 5)

Ref deer can’t do a big one for you and then you pick it all over and the kids can pick them and go there for the game if it’s too big of you and I don’t have a problem and then they just don’t have a problem if they are going on it then I don’t think it’s the way to pick them and pick up them at least until you can go and get it haha I don’t think they are doing anything like it or they will pick up a little while it’s just so .99999999990000 is a great time and it’s just too hard and then we will get the kids and we we can get a lot and go there in a couple days of school around the time I wanna let you I can go get some stuff and go there for the next year or two I wanna is a great day and back for more I was than just pick them from out for the day if I don’t need it I will let them pick don’t think it’s ok for it haha I will like it and it’s not like a big deal to him I just wanna let go of love it omg was my day I just got to work I just want to let you know I’m not sure if you have the money to get to the house yet but if I can go pick it out I can pick you up at your house I can get it haha is the time of time I will see if we get a check and then they rush to get there so we will pick was a great day for you to come back to school I just wanna was

This was a Christmas gift for a child I do not know. I did receive a passionate thank you note for acting as Santa's helper and purchasing this book from his/her list. He was particularly pleased with this book, which is why I rated it so highly.

The Magic Treehouse books are truly magic, my 8 year old son loves them and I can't keep up with ordering them. I have purchased 4 at a time and he reads them in days. They are great books and great for his imagination!

The Magic Tree House takes Jack and Annie back hundreds of years to Old Japan where they encounter ninjas, a ninja master, and samurai. As with all Magic Tree House books, Night of the Ninjas uses short sentences and easy words, allowing early elementary kids to have success reading a chapter book. As an added bonus, they teach a little bit of history. I recommend this book (and all Magic Tree House books) to kids who have recently learned to read.

My son and I started these a little while ago and we love this series! Part of what helps is that it has a thread throughout the book that keeps it interesting.

2nd grader (girl) can easily read these chapter books and she enjoys them. There are black&white illustrations at the beginning of each chapter inside.

Damaged upon receipt. Not sure if before or after shipping. Required for a school project so no time to return.

We're hooked! We've read the First five books of Jack and Annie's adventures, and can't wait to read more! When looking for a good early chapter book for my 4 year old, I wasn't expecting to find a whole series - let alone one I thoroughly enjoy myself! While we only read a couple of chapters a night, each and every night there is, at least, one time I find my daughter holding her breath while listening flatly. To top it off, each book is set in different settings that offer wonderful teaching opportunities! Terrific! This series is a DEFINITE RECOMMEND!

This series is always fun, but my kids really like this one especially.

This series is exceptional. A third grade boy who reads very well but is a reluctant reader asked for this book & loved it

Ref deer can’t do a big one for you and then you pick it all over and the kids can pick them and go there for the game if it’s too big of you and I don’t have a problem and then they just don’t have a problem if they are going on it then I don’t think it’s the way to pick them and pick up them at least until you can go and get it haha I don’t think they are doing anything like it or they will pick up a little while it’s just so .99999999990000 is a great time and it’s just too hard and then we will get the kids and we we can get a lot and go there in a couple days of school around the time I wanna let you I can go get some stuff and go there for the next year or two I wanna is a great day and back for more I was than just pick them from out for the day if I don’t need it I will let them pick don’t think it’s ok for it haha I will like it and it’s not like a big deal to him I just wanna let go of love it omg was my day I just got to work I just want to let you know I’m not sure if you have the money to get to the house yet but if I can go pick it out I can pick you up at your house I can get it haha is the time of time I will see if we get a check and then they rush to get there so we will pick was a great day for you to come back to school I just wanna was

This was a Christmas gift for a child I do not know. I did receive a passionate thank you note for acting as Santa's helper and purchasing this book from his/her list. He was particularly pleased with this book, which is why I rated it so highly.

The Magic Treehouse books are truly magic, my 8 year old son loves them and I can't keep up with ordering them. I have purchased 4 at a time and he reads them in days. They are great books and great for his imagination!

The Magic Tree House takes Jack and Annie back hundreds of years to Old Japan where they encounter ninjas, a ninja master, and samurai. As with all Magic Tree House books, Night of the Ninjas uses short sentences and easy words, allowing early elementary kids to have success reading a chapter book. As an added bonus, they teach a little bit of history. I recommend this book (and all Magic Tree House books) to kids who have recently learned to read.

My son and I started these a little while ago and we love this series! Part of what helps is that it has a thread throughout the book that keeps it interesting.

2nd grader (girl) can easily read these chapter books and she enjoys them. There are black&white illustrations at the beginning of each chapter inside.

Damaged upon receipt. Not sure if before or after shipping. Required for a school project so no time to return.

We're hooked! We've read the First five books of Jack and Annie's adventures, and can't wait to read more! When looking for a good early chapter book for my 4 year old, I wasn't expecting to find a whole series - let alone one I thoroughly enjoy myself! While we only read a couple of chapters a night, each and every night there is, at least, one time I find my daughter holding her breath while listening flatly. To top it off, each book is set in different settings that offer wonderful teaching opportunities! Terrific! This series is a DEFINITE RECOMMEND!

This series is always fun, but my kids really like this one especially.

This series is exceptional. A third grade boy who reads very well but is a reluctant reader asked for this book & loved it

My little brother loves this book and this whole series. When I read this book I remember that my favorite part was that there was gender equity.

Great book to read when you want to know how things work with this type of people and have an adventure

Great story! This series is so fun for my second grader, and the whole family! Such vivid stories, good occasional illustrations and good reading level!

I think it was good maybe a bit short but it was good This is not gonna be one of those long ones sorry if you wanted it to be long. Welp it is late so i should go to bed GOOD NIGHT 11:12 pm Tuesday April 6 2021 AD Planet earth soler systom milky way the universe

Saved me a Trip to the library! ThNk God for Kindle versions! I would recommend reading this book. It was a great read!

What 9 year old boy doesn't like ninjas? Exactly as expected. I remember when Amazon only sold books. Nice to see they still have a good selection of children's books.

This book has been my 7 year old son’s favorite in the series so far. This series has changed his opinion about reading!

My son loves these books. They're a little formulaic, but he really enjoys the repetitive nature. The characters and adventures are charming and age appropriate.

2nd graders love the series.

My son is about to finish first grade. He really learned a lot of new words and phonics in school this year and advanced his reading level A LOT. He loves the Magic Tree House books. Good books, and a good length for kids to enjoy. So glad that he loves to read now. So many great books out there waiting to be discovered.

Love this series

Love these books for my 7 year olds!!

I used this book to complete my set of Magic School House books. I'm quite satisfied with what I received.

love them

My son loves this book and all of the Magic tree house books! Great book for boys that love ninjas!

Was given as a gift. Recipient of it loved it.

I love these books!My name is Annie, I'm 7.I have a 2-year-old brother named Jack.I absolutely recommend this series to you.

I think he likes it! My daughter loves these books

It’s a great book. Disappointed in the condition that it came in as it is a gift. The cover is bent and not in “gift” condition.

Great gift

My son loved the story and the book! quality was great

I’m told these are great books. I have not read them. They got my son into reading though so I love them.

Purchased for reading practice with my 6-year-old almost grandson. It kept his interest and gave him lots of words to practice on.

My grandsons ages 7 & 9 both loved this book. Thank you.

Grandson loved it. Customer service was great.

I bought this for my 7 year old when he discovered this series. It is a quick read for him as he reads rather fast for his age. He reads this over and over when he can't find anything new to read. He enjoys all the books in the series.

My son loved this book

Great series my grandson loves these.

We love it and it's our new bedtime go to. Jeff and Annie are so real. We can't wait for the next adventure.

Got the 6 year old hooked on the series. He loves Ninjas. Although there really isn't much ninja stuff in this story.

Good series

good book

Gift

All of my kids have enjoyed ready these books.

All of my children read these books! We love Magic Tree House! Wonderful first chapter books to read together. I bought them for my 16 year old when he was 5 and my two other children are reading them 6 and 9 years old now. Quality that lasts!

Got this for my oldest. It's a wonderful series of books and my son enjoys them.

My son thought that the story was good but the ending wasn't so good. Also the story needed more Samurais and Ninjas. He would recommend reading the book.

Exactly what I was looking for. Prompt and efficient service as always. Quality books at a quality price.

I didn't think my son would read these books. He gets really frustrated with books and doesn't want to take the time to complete them. This series has helped keep his attention and I will be back to purchase more.

My son used the book to read after school. He enjoyed it.

Grandson enjoy reading these book.

Son really loves the Magic Tree House series and really loved the book

This book really got my son reading. Reading is not his favorite subject. But the more one reads the better one becomes. He came home asking for this book. He has been reading it every night and loves it. He is only first grade but really wants to get every word down.

My son likes ninjas, and he loves this book. We went back and got the first four books of the series, and we're enjoying reading them together. They are sweet stories with a nice amount of adventure. Nice for any child.

Really good! the book rocks! I rate 5 stars! Super good! I loved it! The book rocks! You should try it!

All the MTH books have been a hit with my 10 year old who started reading this series when he was 7. Loves them still!

Libro perfecto

Product was damaged, the cover was folded at the corner

great read

Hi it's me Dean. I'm 7. I think the book is good because it .was interesting. I liked the characters they were cool. I would like to read more of these books.

My 8yr old loved this book.

We enjoyed reading this book during our family reading time. We recommend this fun adventure for school reading or just fun time reading

Great!!

I love Nila ninja it's the best Magic treehouse book ever in the world I love it so much that read it twice

It is so cool. The book if you are reading this book you will get a surprise of the little tiny cute mouse. That's good.

Great!

this is a really good book to start on . I read a lot I love it

My 7-year-old son loves all the Magic Tree House books! He goes through them very quickly.

Great books for young kids. Easy for beginning readers. My first grader loves Annie and Jack and has really improved his reading with these books.

My 9-year-old niece loves this series, and ninjas are especially awesome to her, so this is her favorite so far!

Perfect for a child's first chapter book!

My sons LOVE this series! Once they finish one book, they are begging for the next.

My son read number #4 first and loved the book now he has read 16 books from the series. He loves Magic Tree House. Very educational books too.

The ninjas were awesome. And, I have always wanted to go to Japan. You should read this awesome book today.

GREAT SELLER PRODUCT WORKED GREAT

This book was wonderful and as soon as I started reading I could not put this book down at all!Mary Pope Osborne is the best author ever.

Good for 1-2 no grade reader

good collection enjoy them

Love the series especially the story line that enriches though Reality! Grandson enjoys the brother and Sister that investigates by reading.

These books are wonderful. I read them to my child so when my nephew asked for this one I just had to find it. Wonderful read.

Enjoy

Loved how Jack and Annie worked together and problem solved in this book. Also Jack is becoming more adventurous. Quick enjoyable read.

I read these aloud to my 5 year old son and he loves them.

My son loved this book and he is 7. Think he had it read in just several days but then he loves to read and what better gift?

Great book, my kids loved it. Excited to read the next ones in the series, they've been hooked since book one.

Am a professional child care provider and highly recommend these books for 4 to 9 year olds. Like to read part of book so they have something to look forward to.

My child loved this book.

fast shipment, as described, good book, thanks--

it was a good book and it was also educational and entertaining so please make more Mrs. Ozborne sincerely reader

It was a fun amazing mysterious book! With a interesting place in Japan the ninjas were awesome amazing and unbelievers able!

good book good series

Magic Tree House series is great for 3-5 graders and for ESL. The sentences are short and easy to understand, yet they incorporate challenging vocab for kids to learn. I highly recommend it.

Good

Grand daughter loved it

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I chose to read Night of the Ninjas because it looked exciting and I really like Magic Tree House books. I liked their mantras and I liked the action. I recommend Night of the Ninjas.

Very informative and fun for kids. Lots of different stories with great descriptive terms to tantalize the imagination. My daughter loved it.

Through out the story I will say this is the best one yet. Mary thanks to you I wish I can see you.

This was a gift for my 5 year old Grandsons. They love it and I have since bought them many more Magic Tree House books. A must have for all young readers.

Read this with my six year old! He read a chapter and I read one! He stated it was fun because it had ninjas who helped Annie and Jack on their adventure!

It's a nice adventure very nice book i love it I <3 magic tree house another good one is X-mas in Camelot =-)

An awesome book with ninjas and a little mouse named peanut but what's going to happen next? You should read it

Great! Exciting and adventurous. My son loved it. He wanted the story to continue. I love magic tree house books.

My granddaughter loves this series but I was shocked at how short these books are. I will find another series to buy for her.I don't think these are worth $5 each.

It was very good. I liked it a lot. It would have been better off Jack and Annie became ninjas. Louden (9 years old)

I hate it.It is sooooooooooo not my type.To much fantasy. To kid like.Again I hate it. How could any one like it.

Condition is okay

This has been our least favorite book in the series so far. My children are 5 and 7. The 5-year-old can't read these books yet, but the 7-year-old has no trouble. We do family read aloud time and my oldest and I take turns reading. Usually, these books can hold the 5-year-olds attention, but this one failed to do it. The 7-year-old was lukewarm on it as well. As an adult, I found it annoying from beginning to end. I have noticed the overuse of "said" in this series before, but was able to overlook it. This time was too much though. How hard would it be to end a question with "asked"? And the word "ninja" was also way overused. We usually enjoy these books, but this one was a drag. The writing was terrible and the story wasn't engaging.

I recently bought this for my 6 year old son (1st grade) as a gift while away on business. I returned on Saturday and here we are going into Friday and he's already finished with the book. It was very entertaining for him to read and he should knock out a few chapters at a time. I haven't read it yet myself to fully speak to the content and level but from flipping through it, it looked like a great segway from early readers to chapter books. The concept is imaginative and magical- I think that's what captivated and held his attention. He has fully comprehended the story and even gets excited to share with the adults in the family all about the adventures of the characters. There have been very few words that he has struggled to work through or understand- so it's a win for his confidence in reading. We will be looking to pick up a few of the others within this collection.

Synopsis: The Magic Tree had been missing for a few days, and Jack and Annie had not seen Morgan le Fay either. However, upon checking the forest again, Annie and Jack find the magic tree house back in the forest, but Morgan is not in it. They do see an incomplete note that was started by Morgan, which says that she is under a spell and that they need four things. They then notice a book of Ninjas open, which is the only open book in the Tree House. They decide to go to ancient Japan where they have to get the help from the Ninjas, and become like Ninjas themselves to save Morgan. Unfortunately, the Ninja Master doesn't have time to help them because the Samurai Warrior is after them, so Jack and Annie have to go back to the Tree House, which is a long way back, all by themselves. Will they be able to find something to help Morgan, find their way back, and avoid being seen by the Samurai Warrior? Review: I thought this was a very nicely written book in the series. I liked the parts when the kids use the three things that the Ninja Master advised them to find their way back. I thought the book also was funny at times when Annie tells Jack to squeak like a mouse so that he starts to think like one. I liked how the author added mystery and adventure into the story of this book My only advice in making this book slightly better would have been if the author didn't spend so many pages describing how the children walked through the woods, streams etc. and gave more information about the Ninjas and Samurai Warriors, like say Jack would stop and open the book and find some other facts about Samurai Warriors. I felt like not much information was provided about Ninjas, Japan or Samurai, and would have liked to read more facts on them. Apart from that though, this was a very adventurous book to read. The illustrations provided by Sal Murdocca add well to the book, and I liked the pictures where the two Ninjas are carrying Jack and Annie across the stream, and when Jack and Annie meet the Ninja Master inside the hidden cave. Overall, this is another fine addition to the Magic Tree House series and I recommend it to anyone who likes reading the series.

This is a great story. It's simple and it's fun to read. The story takes place in Frog Creek. As usual a mysterious tree house appears....... Jack and Annie go back in a world where mystery surrounds an ancient art. The secrets of the Ninja are revealed. That's when the story begins to really capture the young readers attention. It's a small book and easily fits anywhere.

This book is very typical of the Magic Tree House series. Youngsters Jack and Annie travel to distant lands and times in service to Morgan le Fey, who controls the tree house which magically appears in their backyard. On each adventure the pair are supposed to retrieve some artifact or bit of knowledge to help Morgan, who in this case seems to have mysteriously disappeared. The books are organized into groups of four because Jack and Annie always have to find four things to complete their mission. In this case, the four things all begin with the letter "M". The writing, while not terribly involved or gripping, is basically appropriate for the target audience - young readers just venturing into chapter books, perhaps ages 6 through 9. My 7-year-old enjoys the books, I think largely because she's sort of taken aback with herself that she actually can read and understand them. My concern with this book concerns the topic of ninjas vs. samurai. Like all Magic Tree House books, it does not delve too deeply into the actual history of ninjas, but what it does portray is very stereotypically binary good vs. evil and not exactly accurate. In the book, Jack and Annie encounter two ninjas who take them to the ninja master. The ninja master tells them that they must get away from the samurai, who are apparently the "bad guys". We learn absolutely nothing about the apparent feud between the groups or why the samurai are evil. In historical reality, however, while neither the ninjas nor the samurai were completely good or completely evil, the samurai are more associated with honor and nobility. They hailed from the royal and noble classes of feudal Japan and their practice of "bushido" involved a strict code of honor and ethics, including and especially in combat. The ninjas, on the other hand, were recruited from the lower classes and their tactics included more guerilla-type warfare such as infiltration, espionage, arson and assassination. They were mercenaries loyal to whomever was paying them. The wise and benevolent ninja master would have been more believable as a samurai master, perhaps. In any case, it would have been nice had the book explored the actual history in at least a little more depth.

My seven year old daughter is enjoying through this series. She is a pretty good reader so she can read these almost completely independently and likes that they are chapter books.

The Magic Tree House series is a great idea that could be executed much better. I agree with some of the other reviewers comments regarding limited and in some instances dubious information on their subject matter. However, I am giving this book four stars because my five year old son loves it. I have found it a struggle to finds books that he will sit down and read with me and the fact that this book grasps his attention is a great credit to it. In fact, now that I have bought the first eight books in the series, his ten year old sisters are reading and enjoying them, also. These books serve the purpose of introducing a topic (usually historical) and sparking a child's that can then be pursued in other books. The original Magic School Bus series (by Joanna Cole - not the ones taken from the TV show) is a much better series that incorporates a lot of science with a fun story line.

We have been reading these books to our five (almost 6) year old for a couple of months now and he really enjoys them. He can read on his own at a D/E level so these are a little too advanced for him to read alone but he LOVES having them read to him. He begs for me to read "just one more chapter" every night. Great story lines, simple enough for young kids to understand yet educational. The author isn't afraid to use big words which we like as parents. Our soon to be 4 year old wants to start "reading" them as well, but I'm not sure he has the attention span for it yet. Highly recommend!!

A spell has been cast on Morgan Le Fay and she needs Jack & Annie to retrieve some items to help her. The Kids must use the Magic Tree house to travel back to ancient Japan to find the clues to the latest mystery. They encounter some Ninja Warriors who turn out to be the good guys and the Ninja Master assists the kids on their quest. But they soon come under attack by a horde of Samurai Warriors, who threaten their mission. This book actually starts a new story arc that will play out over books #5 - 8 in the series and is called the Mystery of the Magic Spell. I like the way Mary Pope Osborne has written these books to be stand alone adventures and yet all four to be part of one 4 book story arc. This one loved at a bit of a slower pace than some of the previous books. There wasn't the chills as their were in Mummies in the Morning, for example. But still a solid effort with excellent illustrations by Sal Murdocha.

The Magic Tree House books are a MUST READ collection for all children. Unlike many other series for young readers, the Magic Tree House should be read in chronological order to best appreciate Jack and Annie's travels through time as they go on various missions; which are typically completed in four parts. Parents and educators will enjoy going along for the ride as much as their students! My daughter is a teenager now but she still gets excited when she sees a new tree house adventure has come out.

I got this book along w/a ninja outfit for my daughter's friend's bday who's doing a 'ninja' bday theme. The Magic Tree house is a GREAT chapter book series (very imaginative & fun). I love reading this w/my 5 yr old son before bed (we read a few chapters & put a bookmark in for next night).

My grandson loves these books! He looks forward to receiving them.

This book was one of the first magic tree house books I bought for my son. He didn't much care for it. He does, however, enjoy reading the "research guide" or "fact tracker" series from magic tree house.

i remember they went to Japan enthen the ninjas cot them and took them across really cold water and in to a hidden cave

If you like ninjas, then this is the book for you, the Night of the Ninjas. If you like mice, you will like the wise mouse Peanut. This is no ordinary mouse. There is a whole bunch of mystery. I like Night of the Ninjas, because it kept me reading.

6 Year old boy says loves it! He liked the scary and funny parts. He enjoys this book series so far.

Kids in the 5-7 range will probably love this series with its dependable repetition of formulas that my kids loved to say out with me when we got to the best part of the book: "The wind blew harder ... The treehouse started to spin ... faster and faster ... then everything was still. Absolutely still." The loyalty and friendship which bond brother Jack and sister Annie are also a refreshing break from sibling squabbles. On the other hand, it's discouraging to watch the heroes of these books visit far-off times and places and learn virtually nothing about the places they go to, because the author is so ignorant about science, history and the English language (gravity varies depending on whether you're in a building or not; "thou" is a plural pronoun; etc.). If you want your kids to learn anything from their readings, you'll have to delve a little deeper into the mass of children's literature than this trivial series. In this episode, Jack and Annie go to Japan, and learn a little New-Age wisdom but almost nothing about Japanese history or culture.

I liked this book because it is full of mystery and adventure. This book is about 2 kids named Jack and Annie. In this mystery the magic tree house takes them to China to find their friend Morgan. There are 2 ninjas that help them. They carried them through a river and stopped where they set off on their own. The ninjas left them. They set off to find their friend. They found Morgan and walked over hills and then they found the same river where the ninjas left them. Jack and Annie asked the ninjas to bring them back across the river with Morgan. They set off to the tree house and it spun around and Jack and Annie made it home and told their parents about the adventure. Read the book to find all the adventures they went on as I do not want to spoil the fun of this book.

My six-year-old granddaughter and I are slowly making our way through the Magic treehouse books. We both are enjoying the time together. Since she lives about six hours away by car, we have done a number of the books through FaceTime.

Not as good as some of the other books in the series but still very entertaining. Looking forward to #6.

The book was amazing and very good, I want to read all of your books and I just, so love your books. Good Job Mary Pope Osborn

It is all about being nature, following nature and using natre😊!! Ninjas are very calm and helped Jack and Annie.

The magic treehouse series of books are really great with their mixture of a good story and historical settings and it really captivates the readers. My son usually reads these on his own but occasionally I read them out to him and that really makes me appreciate the quality of these books.

My 1st grader hates to put it down, he would rather read Magic Tree House books, than play video games. He even reads them to his class and explains the story for show and tell. In his kindergarten class the teacher would also let him read the Magic Tree House books out loud, not to give her a break, but to promote reading out loud. Great books!

I was only trying out the app on my iPad and downloaded a short book to see if the app worked out. The book was entertaining enough that I think I will read it to my granddaughter. I look forward to the next book in the series.

My daughter loves these books. This one was just as captivating as the others in this series. This series has helped stimulate her interest to read chapter books on her own.

My 10 year old son devours these books. And being a typical boy this one was a hit. What boy doesn't love ninjas. As a mom I love how Ms. Osborne captivates young readers. These books were the first chapter books my son attempted. Since he is dyslexic, the shorter chapters help him succeed in completing each chapter. Highly recommended.

It kept my three year old in attention the entire time. Good first part of the story. Now it is time for the continuation of the story. The next book is book 6.

My son is loving reading all these books on his Kindle! He's reading them all in order - even the ones he's previously read.

If your kids enjoy the Magic Treehouse series they will like this book. If they are not into this storyline then don't waste your time or money!

A+

MY SON AND I LOVE THIS BOOK AND ALL THE MAGIC TREE HOUSE BOOKS ~ A MUST BUY FOR KIDS!!

I like the Ninjas because the way they move I rate this book 5 stars I recommend this book to the world

My son begged for this book. We have been reading the Magic Tree House books together in a series. He wants to get book 6 now. Love that this gives us something special to read together. I like the books too :)

My son loved it!! Read it in 2 days! Couldn't keep him away from the Kindle!

If you like ninjas then you'll want to read night of the ninjas. If you are a fraidy cat you might like Jack and if you like to imagine,then you will like Annie. If you like mice, then you will like Peanut in the story. The story keeps you guessing because the mouse acts like a human. I liked Night of the Ninjas, because it's exciting and you will like it, too.

I like ninjas. They were very stealthy. I gave this book five stars because it was awesome, just awesome. I would recommend this book and other Magic Tree House books to people who love exploring the world through books, magical books!

It was a good book to read for my book report I liked how long it was I also like that it was a chapter book

Good for kids my son really enjoyed this and he has since downloaded many of the books of the ser

Love reading with my kids they love the entire series. Quick and easy reading it's like your in the book

Awesome book You should read this book it is a good book...sorry limited on words But great book u should read it

Great story for all ages! Like that books are continue from one to the next. We look forward to reading more.

If you like Magic Tree House stories, here’s one for you to read.JACK AND ANNIE were heading home from the library, but Morgan saw a magic tree house. There were so many ninjas! One of the ninjas said, “Come tomorrow.” The next day the kids went to the treehouse and the ninjas told them stories. This one is one of my favorites!

It is awsome

I want to read again after I read all of the other books. Let us know when other books are coming out.

Best ever book in the world.it has a lot of adventure. I hope they make more books.it is asome and fun

I think you're books are awesome.And you guys have good imagination I hope you guys make more magic tree house books have a good day By Diegovivanco

ISBN 0679863710 - Books in series for kids aren't new - Nancy Drew, Trixie Belden, the Bobbsey Twins.. right on through to the Babysitters Club and Goosebumps - they've been out there for generations. This series, however, does seem to have a slightly younger target audience than most and that, in my opinion, is a very good thing. The younger they're hooked, the harder it is to give up the habit, and reading is a habit you want to encourage. Jack and Annie are headed home from the library, wondering where Morgan and the Magic Tree House are and when she and it might return. Annie runs off into the forest and sees that it has returned! The only question is - where's Morgan? A note is found, along with a mouse, and the kids have the tree house whisk them away to Japan, sometime in the 14th-17th centuries, where they are meet ninjas and flee from samurai warriors and gather the first of four items they will need to rescue their friend. They return home in time for dinner, but they still haven't found Morgan! I have a few problems with the book - for one, the kids go to Japan and meet some ninjas who speak fluent English. Or the kids unknowingly speak fluent Japanese. Either way, they're able to communicate without trouble. Jack makes small notes as he goes, like "ninjas were warriors in old Japan", but there's little effort made to delve too deeply into anything informative. Not that every book in the world needs to be educational, but it feels very much like a missed opportunity. Last is the obvious fact that book #5 comes nowhere near being complete, as Morgan is still missing. It's one thing to hope your readers will return for book #6, it's another thing altogether to split a story that way - whether it's a kids' book or a book for an older audience, every book should stand alone and allow a latecomer to the series to jump in at any point without feeling lost. Still, I take only one star away for all of that because I think TMTH has tons of potential. This book was action packed, fast paced and full of exciting adventure and kids will enjoy that. What they enjoy, they will read! The prologue, to bring you up to speed, is a help. The back cover says RL 1.9, ages 6-9. I think the more likely audience age group is 5-7 and these chapter books would make an excellent jumping off point to learn about other cultures with Mom and/or Dad's help. - AnnaLovesBooks

My son enjoys the stories and can't wait to read the next book.

I really like this book a lot and I like your other books very very much and I'm your number one fan!!!

It was a gift for my son and he loved it so much he started reading it again! He loves these books!

Great book my third grader loved it !

This time, Jack and Annie traveled to Ninja period in Japan. Morgan was spelled by someone. So Jack and Annie went to look for the items to save Morgan. They got power like a Ninja. Ninja have fantastic power. For example, move fast, disguise a wall, and so on. At last, they found the moonstone to return Morgan. But the items are four. Jack and Annie need to find another three items.

Have you ever went in your woods and found a big tree house in an oak tree? This book is about kids named Jack and Annie that live in the town of Frog Creek, Pennsylvania. In the beginning, the kids take their magic tree house back to the time of the ninjas. In the middle, they get captured by the ninjas. Do Jack and Annie escape? You'll have to read the book to find out. One of my favorite parts is when Jack, Annie, and the ninjas team up. I like that part because they make a good team together! I recommend this book to first grade and up because younger kids might have trouble reading the book because it has some cursive. Some I think first graders and up would love this book. Now read it and have an adventure.

Do you like ninjas? I think "Night of the Ninjas" is a great book. I like "Night of the Ninjas" because I like all of the cool pictures in the book. "Magic Tree House #5 Night of the Ninjas" is so much better than "Magic Tree House #4" because there is so much more cooler pictures in the book. You should go buy "Magic Tree House #5 Night of the Ninjas" because it is so good. I like "Night of the Ninjas" because all of the things happening in the book are so good.

My grandchildren love for me to read to them. Magic Treehouse books are just one of the many books they truly love to hear. Recommend parents get these for any child who they want to live to read. Great imagination!

Magic tree house are fantastic! Interesting stories and easy to read. My kid loved this one because of the suspense of it!

My kids can't get enough. Story time has become their favorite time of day. That being said I am looking for alternate books due to the cost of the books for the kindle. I could see paying $4.99 for a paper back book, but for the electronic version that's really steep for a short childrens book. The books are short. They take 2-4 days of reading 2-3 chapters per day.(short chapters) Just my $.02.

My 7 year old son loves these books. Nice introduction to start chapter books. We take turns reading chapters. Good price in comparison to store.

Magic Tree House is a great series! As usual, a good book for young readers.

My daughter is 7 years old and just loves this series. We read a chapter every night. I would highly recommend this series to anyone with children 6-11. Great adventures and a great introduction into chapter books.

Awesome book for 2nd Graders. The boys loved it.

My first grader loved reading this because he loves ninjas! He even read much of it outloud to his younger brother (4 years old) who enjoyed it too!

GREAT book - bought 15 of them to give a party favors for our son's ninja birthday party- he loved it and so did everyone else. great book for 6 year old boys.

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My son loves magic tree house books. Well sit for hours reading them!

I finally found books for my 6 year old son that he will read on his own. He asks to read this book with me and we take turns reading pages. This series has encouraged him to be a better reader!! We loved the ninja theme and of course peanut too!!

9 year old grandson loved it!

Love it!

Love that our son asks for more Jack and Annie books. It's a great book/series for alone reading or with the family before bed.

My daughter loved this one She loves this series it's her favorite. Now I'm reading them to my son and he loves them

really cool book of ninjas good for other people awsome this a perfect book for me nice book really awsome

Blablabla ok they went to a tree house I went to ninja time bla bla bla then they see a ninja cool :~\

My daughter LOVES these books! They're so full of adventure and scenery. She reads through them like crazy (she's 8)

First book on the iPad for my son and he loves it. Now he can read on the iPad just like Dad.

Good for 8/9 year old. Fun for my little ninjas to read. 2 Nd grader and 4th grader both liked it.

My 7 year old son read this book in two days. He loved it. It was fun for him to read and is also educational as he learned different facts about ninjas and samurais.

My kid loves this series.

This story is interesting because it shows that even without words if you look closer into someones eyes you can see feelings.

My grandson was very excited to receive this book as he is reading the group and loves them all and can't wait to receive more!

I chose 20 to rate this book. I love this book because it is not boring. it is the best book ever

Great book my daughter really enjoyed it. She read it for the book it program at school. Thanks so much

Great book, well worth the money.

My 7-year-old son liked this book a lot. He read the entire book in almost one sitting. Fun series for his age group.

I think this book is grand I think for 2 or1 graders I love love love love love this book

Raymond Georges 3/13/06 Ms. Hillgardner Class: English Title: Magic Tree House #5 Night of the Ninjas Author: Mary pope Osborne Illustrator: Sal Murdocca Jack and Annie the two main characters. They go to the magic Tree house. It whisks them to ancient Japan. Their mission is to find their friend Morgan, while their friend Jack and Annie get seen by two ninjas. Jack saw them as a treat so he was very caution. They followed the Ninjas through valley up mountains and in the forest. They saw a few samurai warriors who were looking for the ninjas since they are with them the samurai see jack and Annie as emesis. On their little journey they way of Jack and Annie met the ninja Master. He told Jack and Annie," Use nature be nature, Follow nature, if you use these three things you will find your way to the tree house and find your friend Morgan pg 38. I'm not going to tell you anymore because I do not want to spoil it

My students liked the excitement of the Ninjas and the Samarais. They were really happy when the Ninjas master helped them. They like Peanut too!

Night of the Ninjas is a great book. You learn about ninjas and Samurai warriors. This all happens while Jack and Annie start their journey to help Morgan la fay.

It was very good because of you don't know who or what the mouse is and what happened to Morgan le Fay. It is also very good because it doesn't just give out where Jack & Annie are going in the beginning. You just have to wait and see for yourself.

this series is full of good, short reads. they each have their own adventure. recommend for everyone of all ages.

it was a good book on ninjas i like ninjas. ninjas are cool . ninjas are fast. silent. and if you read this. be nature. follow nature ....... you'll find the rest love ninja. breathe ninjas. look like a ninja.

I like the story because it taught me how to be a ninja !It also taught me to read more non fiction books.

Fun and informative for kids. This one seemed to have more action than the last. I like how it left some more of the story open to be discovered in the next book or books.